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Parents have different approaches to gift-giving for their children
I would like to occasionally get new toys and clothes for my girls without fanfare. My husband wants to wait until there’s a holiday and make it a celebration.
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‘Lobster Lady’ turns 103, has been hauling traps for 95 years
Virginia Oliver is a local legend in Maine, where she has been lobstering since she was 8 years old.
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Biden calls Xi a dictator; Beijing slams remark as ‘provocation’
President Biden’s remarks came after Secretary of State Antony Blinken appeared to soothe tensions while meeting Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing.
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The complicated relationship between a presidential father and a struggling son
Hunter Biden’s plea deal on tax and gun charges underscores the complexities of his bond with President Biden.
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Modi’s White House visit tests Biden’s democracy-vs.-autocracy pitch
Human rights groups are increasingly concerned about Hindu nationalism and democratic erosion in India
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In Hosting Modi, Biden Pushes Democracy Concerns to the Background
The president who declared “the battle between democracy and autocracy” to be the defining struggle of his time has concluded that he needs to accept some imperfect but important friends.
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Biden Says Xi Was Not Informed About Spy Balloon
At a campaign fund-raiser, the president said China’s leader was “very embarrassed” to be kept in the dark about the surveillance craft that was shot down after crossing American airspace.
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Few of Trump’s G.O.P. Rivals Defend Justice Dept. Independence
The evolution of the Republican Party under the influence of former President Donald J. Trump calls into question a post-Watergate norm.
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Florida Imposes a Ban on Offshoring Storage of Medical Information
On May 8, 2023, Governor DeSantis signed Bill CS/CS/SB 264 amending the Florida Electronic Health Records Exchange Act. Effective July 1, 2023, this new law will require that the offsite storage of certain personal medical information be physically maintained in the continental U.S., U.S. territories, or Canada….By: Polsinelli
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SuperValu: Supreme Court Clarifies FCA’s State-of-Mind Requirement
On June 1, 2023, in U.S. ex rel. Schutte v. SuperValu Inc., the Supreme Court clarified the state-of-mind (or “scienter”) standard under the False Claims Act (FCA), holding that a defendant’s subjective belief that a claim was false was sufficient to establish the FCA’s scienter element. In doing so, the Court rejected the Seventh Circuit’s…
